The penultimate episode of season one of Percy Jackson and the Olympians dropped us straight into the Underworld with our heroes. This has been the big build up for the season so far, and as someone who had never read the books, I’ve been all in. Is Percy going to prevent this war?
I recently had the pleasure of reading Just Another Story: A Graphic Migration Account from Ernesto Saade, and I really enjoyed it. Based on true events, the book tells the story of the difficulties and dangers that come with immigrating to the United States from Central America. It’s a beautiful story, and I hope you… Continue reading Just Another Story: A Graphic Migration Account | Comic Review
I’m honestly not a big horror movie fan, but I can dig the stories where monsters or aliens are involved. I really enjoyed A Quiet Place, but I hadn’t been able to check out the sequel until recently. A Quiet Place Part II isn’t as good as the first movie, but it was a really… Continue reading A Quiet Place Part II is awesome and I can’t wait for Part III
I recently finished Good Clean Fun by Nick Offerman. Obviously, I loved Parks and Rec and all his other acting work, but I’ve also really enjoyed anytime that I’ve heard him interviewed on podcasts or elsewhere.
Daniel Jose Older is back again with Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures Phase III # 2, and it’s a grand time. Through Phase I, II, and III, Older has managed to tell captivating stories in the “all ages” book while pulling no punches.
I remember the publicity run that happened when Apple TV+ launched The Morning Show starring Jennifer Aniston, Steve Carell, and Reese Witherspoon. Two massive television personalities and a movie star anchoring a new streaming show about a network morning talk show? I was interested, but we always had so much to watch. We never had… Continue reading How does a show about #MeToo work years later? | The Morning Show season 1 review
I’ve been eagerly awaiting the trailer for season 3 of The Bad Batch, in Star Wars finally came through. And, boy oh boy, I was not expecting what I saw in that trailer.
Through the first four episodes, I have really enjoyed Marvel’s Echo. As the first true show under the Marvel Spotlight banner, I think they did a great job. I’m just disappointed that the ending feels so rushed.
We will kick this review off with a full confession: this is the first Star Trek story that I’ve ever read. While I love Star Trek movies and TV shows, I’ve never gone out of my way to read a book or comic. There’s no explanation for it, but it’s true. However, that changed recently… Continue reading Star Trek: Deep Space Nine–The Dog of War | Review
Episode 4 of Marvel’s Echo was full of tension and drama, with the feeling that a lot of violence could happen at any moment. While that violence never came, we were treated to two very emotional reunions for Maya Lopez.
